[C4.] TheStreet.com to Cut 20% of Staff TheStreet.com, an online financial news service whose once-soaring stock epitomized the Internet craze, said it would lay off about 20percentt of its work force in a broad effort to conserve its remaining cash as it strives to make its first profit.
Sony's plan to buy out Bertelsmann from the Sony BMG record-label joint venture looks set to give the company better control over its brand, as it strives to add value to its vast empire of televisions, mobile phones, consoles and other electronic goods.
However, as Joseph Dougherty, a biotech analyst at Lehman Brothers, points out, Amgen will find it hard to retain the freedom of its nimble youth as it strives to expand its sales by more than 30% a year.Historically, pharmaceutical companies have used their deep pockets to buy biotech companies.
UBS has hired more than 20 bankers for its fixed-income business as it strives to put its investment bank back on track after heavy losses in the credit crisis.
The description of the jeans is yet another example of the measured approach A.P.C. brings to its clothes as it strives to avoid faddish extremes: "Neither high nor low rise... arrow leg, slightly fitted at bottom to give the appearance of a straight leg".
Among the legends attached to "Flying Home" is that it depicts an American Flying Fortress bomber, damaged in a raid over Germany, with its crew urging on the aircraft as it strives to reach its base in eastern England.
High-level departures are becoming more common at Facebook as it strives to match its managerial talent to its ever-changing needs.
King Salman said on Wednesday Saudi Arabia would seek to diversify its sources of income and improve the efficiency of government spending as it strives to reduce its dependence on oil revenue, which has plunged since last year.
TheStreet.com, an online financial news service whose once-soaring stock helped to symbolize the Internet craze, said yesterday that it would lay off about 20percentt of its work force in a broad-ranging effort to conserve remaining cash as it strives to make its first profit.
China's government is encouraging more expensive entertainment options as it strives to shift its economy toward consumerism from manufacturing.
